Rigdon
Meaning of Rigdon
This masculine gem evokes a sunlit ridge at dawn, each dewdrop sparkling like a jewel on emerald grass; this spirited name hails from Old English hrycg (ridge) and dun (hill), literally “ridge hill.” Once a proud surname echoing through Staffordshire’s rolling landscapes, Rigdon now sashays onto American birth records as a rare treasure—just eight adventurous families claimed it in 2024, landing him at a bold 916th rank. Pronounced RIG-dun, the name springs off the tongue like a dandiya beat at Diwali, blending rock-steady strength with Bollywood-style swagger. Perfect for parents craving a savory mix of storied tradition and modern zing, Rigdon promises a life of colorful tales and sturdy adventures.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as RIG-dun (/ˈrɪɡdən/)
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